DOT goes on ‘pothole blitz’ to fix city roads
More than 80 crews will spread out across New York City on Saturday to fill potholes as part…
St. Patrick’s Day parade in Manhattan: What to know
The 265th annual New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade will kick off on Fifth Avenue on Tuesday.…
Yeshiva Macs make splash at D3 tournament
There’s a lot of energy in the gym on the Washington Heights campus of Yeshiva University, as members…
South Bronx students become filmmakers for a week
Ricardo Salmon is a 10th grader at Comp Sci High, a charter school in the South Bronx. But…
Maple and Brooke Lynn search for their ‘fur-ever’ homes
NY1’s “Finding Home” segment features animals up for adoption around the five boroughs. This week, we’d like to…
Synagogue holds Interfaith Iftar in a symbol of unity
Jewish and Muslim New Yorkers broke bread together, united in faith and enduring tradition. “The most important thing…
Columbia community holds rally for protester still detained
One year after Leqaa Kordia, a protester connected to pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia University, was detained by federal…
NYC marks six years since start of COVID-19 pandemic
It’s been nearly six years since Priscilla Carrow lost her battle with COVID-19 in 2020. “Pricilla Carrow, who…
Micah Lasher vies for Jerrold Nadler’s congressional seat
In Manhattan, the race for New York’s 12th Congressional District is heating up as a crowded field of…
N.Y. Assemblymember Deborah Glick discusses budget issues
According to Gov. Kathy Hochul, the methodology the state currently uses to calculate emissions makes it look like…
Alzheimer’s voucher program needs more money
Senior advocates in New York say caring for the elderly is a part of the affordability crisis that…
Bronx Week set to return, in reversal of decision to ‘pause’
A week after Bronx Week was put on pause for financial reasons, officials said the longstanding tradition will take…